Charles Krauthammer says “it’s too late” for an anti-Trump candidate like Ted Cruz to overtake the front-runner. Instead, the remaining candidates must stay in the race and collectively detract as many votes as possible from Trump.

“Until Super Tuesday, [the strategy] would have been, we need one guy to emerge one-on-one with Trump,” Krauthammer said on Friday’s Special Report. “It is now mathematically too late. Now they all understand, the only way to do it is everyone stays in the race, the anti-Trump forces. They each have to garner all the votes they can.”

“Ohio has to go to Kasich, Rubio has to win in Florida, and then you deny Trump a majority,” Krauthammer said. ”He gets a plurality and then you work it out as to who will be the nominee.”

Krauthammer also floated an interesting proposal for who would be the top of the ticket: “I would suggest two of them, perhaps Rubio and Cruz, go to Weehawken, N.J. and work it out the old-fashioned way.”